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Recruiters & Career Coaches in Advertising, Marketing and Media Industries
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Recruitment Specialists since 1989
Rob Jones:
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Tel: 011 465 9368
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| Remuneration: | R7000 – R10000 per month negotiable To be discussed |
| Location: | Cape Town, CBD |
| Job level: | Student |
| Job policy: | Employment Equity position |
| Type: | Permanent |
| Company: | Gretmol |
Established in 2017, GretMol is a growing online retailer, working with leading local and international online retailers like Amazon.com, Takealot, Zalando, Zando, Spree, Makro, etc.
On the cutting edge of e-commerce, our goal is to source and retail products that our customers love. We are a fast growing company, looking for dynamic team players to join us as we grow in 2018 and beyond.
Are you a self-starter, driven, motivated and looking to fast track your career in a fast-paced environment? If so, we might be the perfect company for you.
A native/fluent English speaker is a must. Ideally, you will have graduated with a university degree, though this is not a pre-requisite. Far more important, are you analytical? Comfortable with Excel, and good with crunching numbers and data? Ideally with some photoshop/photo editing skills and general rounded computer skills.
We are looking for a junior e-commerce analyst to join us. Reporting directly to the sales manager, the role will include:
We are based in the Cape Town CBD, so you will need to be located close enough to get to work. If this sounds like you, then please send your CV to us. Please note:
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Address:Steve Vukile Tshwete Education Complex, Zone 6, Zwelitsha,
Province of the Eastern Cape, Republic of South Africa
At first glance, the Stealth Core Trainer might remind you of a piece of workout gear from a late-night infomercial. (Anyone else remember the Ab Dolly?) But unlike the as-seen-on-TV equipment now gathering dust under countless beds around the country, the Stealth gadget involves an addictive video game that might just help you stick to a regular core workout. The device and its app actually make planks fun.
Skeptical? Here’s how it works: The Stealth is like a balance board. The platform sits on an unstable base, and you rest your forearms on top, in plank position. Between your arms, there is a slot for your phone.
Once you hit start on the video game, you play by changing your plank position ever so slightly to explode colorful targets. Each round consists of isometric plank holds, subtle forward and backward tilts, and twists and dips to work your obliques.
There are two models, the Personal ($199, amazon.com), which is a little smaller, a bit cheaper, and meant for at-home use; and the Professional ($299, amazon.com), which is designed for use in gyms.
Fresh off a recent plank challenge of my own, I was psyched when the folks at Stealth offered to send me a trainer to try. It took just a few attempts for me to get the hang of it. I learned quickly that the faster I shifted around in plank position, the more points I could rack up in the game before my core started trembling and I had to call it quits. Surprisingly, time flew by–and before I knew it, a minute was up. After two weeks, I could hold a plank for 90 seconds–and I had nearly tripled my score from 41 to 111.
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More than a little competitive, I felt a twinge of pride every time I hit a new record time, or a new high score. If I didn't beat my score the following day, what was even the point of trying?! (Okay maybe I'm too competitive.) But seriously, knowing you can probably eke out a few more points each day may be enough to keep you coming back for more, too.
I made an account so I could log onto the app and see how my scores compared to other Stealth plankers. I tinkered with the filters on the leaderboard, and found that sorting by age, sex, and location revealed some impressive stats: Other women my age in the U.S. were racking up hundreds and hundreds of points; some were holding planks for longer than five minutes. With some diligence, I figured I could crack the top 20–a new competitive drive to keep me hooked!
But there was one downside I discovered: While becoming hyper-focused on my score was 100% helpful in terms of distracting me from the slow tick-tock of the clock, I began sacrificing good plank form to score additional points in the game. On certain days, my arms and shoulders felt like they got a better workout than my core–and I knew I needed to refocus on dominating the game from my abs.
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If you have a competitive nature, it’s worth checking out the Stealth Core Trainer. Yes, it’s pricey (and takes up a good amount of space), but it might be the fun addition your core routine desperately needs.
| Remuneration: | negotiable Basic salary |
| Benefits: | medical aid, provident fund |
| Location: | Durban |
| Education level: | Degree |
| Job level: | Mid/Senior |
| Own transport required: | Yes |
| Travel requirement: | Occasional |
| Job policy: | Employment Equity position |
| Type: | Temporary |
| Reference: | #CSAD |
| Company: | Career Station |
Leading Advertising Agency looking for a professional & experienced Account Director.
Advertising Experience is ESSENTIAL
ACCOUNT DIRECTOR
Account Director is primarily responsible for the management of relationships with clients. As the senior point of contact for an agency’s customers, the Account Director also co-ordinates the resources needed to service projects, builds strategic operational plans and balances the expectations of clients with the execution of creative work.
Often they will be expected to plan campaigns, and successfully develop business accounts creatively and financially, while playing a positive role in your agency’s new business programme.
Typical activities
– Taking a lead in clients’ marketing and advertising strategies
– Leading a team to provide the utmost level of client service
– Liaising with clients at a senior level on a day-to-day basis
– Promoting the expansion of business with existing clients
– Working with other senior managers to generate new accounts
– Completing projects to a specific schedule and within an agreed budget
– Using your skills to push clients, and the agency, creatively and strategically
Skills required
Account Director needs a wide range of abilities. These include:
The AD will spend time in meetings and briefings, as well as remaining in close contact with key clients. Occasional travel is usually required for client visits, new business presentations, planning and brief taking. Although your commitment will tend to be standard office hours, deadlines or the demands of a client may see you working early or late to ensure continued success.
Posted on 31 Jan 21:30
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Advertising, Marketing,
PR, Media and Digital
Jhb: 011 883 5404
CT: 021 422 3590 www.adtalent.co.za
Recruiters & Career Coaches in Advertising, Marketing and Media Industries
Lynn: 082 802 4441 (Advertising/Digital/Media)
az.oc.dauqskroweht@nnyl
Jo-Anne: 084 200 1703 (Marketing/Sales/PR)
az.oc.dauqskroweht@ennaoj
Recruitment Specialists since 1989
Rob Jones:
az.oc.llywel@jbor
Michelle Jones:
az.oc.llywel@jhcim
Tel: 011 465 9368
www.lewyll.co.za
| Remuneration: | negotiable Basic plus commission |
| Location: | Johannesburg |
| Education level: | Degree |
| Job level: | Junior |
| Own transport required: | Yes |
| Travel requirement: | Often |
| Type: | Permanent |
| Reference: | #POSConsultant |
We are looking for a POS consultant to sell and implement our TallOrder Cloud POS Solution.
The POS consultant will work with CloudOne.mobi and its customers in order to deliver an excellent experience setting up the TallOrder Cloud POS to new customers and helping existing customer maintain their systems where required. In addition, the TallOrderPOS Consultants will help secure new business for the TallOrder where possible by means of referrals from existing customers and by cold calling on potential business near existing customers.
Key areas of responsibility:
• Execute on the TallOrder sales plan by targeting the correct customers, servicing those customers and strategically acquiring new customers.
• Responsible for configuring the TallOrder solution and installing customer solutions.
• Ensure the solution meets the specification and functions of the customer requirements
• Identify gaps and recommend system modifications to the CloudOne.mobi development team to optimally satisfy customer business requirements. This will be based on feedback from your customer base.
• Setting up menus and product catalogues as intelligently as possible for new customers.
• Deliver TallOrder product training for new customers as well as for new staff at existing customers.
• Regular communication and knowledge sharing with any other POS Consultants we employ.
• Use the Company’s online CRM tool to capture the information relating to all customer interactions and requests.
• Report back on weekly billing and sales pipeline.
• Work with the CloudOne.mobi admin team to ensure that all logistical operations run smoothly, including: Credit Applications for new customers, All billing is done effectively and on time, Timely ordering and delivery of purchases where required.
• Work along with the rest of the CloudOne.mobi team to help promote our brands and the rest of the product range when possible.
Additional duties and responsibilities:
Key achievable:
Key attributes:
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| Remuneration: | R6000 per month negotiable Basic salary |
| Benefits: | Medical, Pension |
| Location: | Cape Town, Maitland |
| Job level: | Junior |
| Type: | Permanent |
| Reference: | #JUNIOR SHIPPING |
| Company: | CAPTIVITY |
Importer of headwear and apparel seeks to employ a young lady in the position of entry-level shipping clerk.
Candidate must have a minimum two years’ experience in this field and be able to work under pressure.
She must have a good understanding of shipping documentation and have excellent Excel knowledge.
Attention to detail is required as well as being a positive and proactive person.
Posted on 31 Jan 15:41
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She’s using her dramatic weight loss to inspire others with the help of her Youtube and Instagram.
This article originally appeared on People.com.
Before making the choice to have vertical gastric sleeve surgery, Jessica Adkins looked to social media.
“I searched weight loss hashtags, most specifically weight loss surgery hashtags, and I was so inspired,” says Adkins, who underwent the procedure in 2016 and has since been documenting her journey on YouTube and Instagram.
But it wasn’t just the impressive transformation photos that made an impact — it was other users’ comments. “Everyone was so positive and supportive and I knew this was a community I wanted to be a part of. I also wanted to be able to help others the way hashtags helped me,” she says.
Starting at 285 lbs., Adkins recorded her very first meeting with her bariatric doctor, kicking off her official weight loss journey. She decided to continue posting candid videos about her triumphs and struggles, and soon incorporated food product reviews as well. (She now follows a keto diet).
“A weight loss journey is about more than just the weight coming off. It’s a big mental struggle as well,” says the administrative assistant, who hit her goal weight of 150 lbs. on her 30th birthday: July 7, 2017. “I feel if I only talked about the positive parts of this, I would be doing my viewers a disservice…the biggest compliment I get is when others tell me that watching my videos helped them be more prepared for things they have encountered.”
Adkins has come a long way. She went from consuming fast food three times a day, five or six days a week, to eating a low-carb/low-sugar diet. “They say alcoholics can tell you the very day of their last drink. I can tell you the last time I had a piece of bread: August 5, 2016,” she says. “I no longer eat bread, rice, or pasta of any kind.”
She is also committed to staying active by attending fitness classes at her local gym and walking 3 to 5 miles a day.
And the Pikeville, Kentucky resident has a message for those also considering weight loss surgery. “It is not the easy way out,” she explains. “You had surgery on your stomach, not on your mind. You still might want the things you had before, so you really have to get willpower.”
Now at 143 lbs., Adkins hopes to get down to 135 lbs. with continued hard work and the support of her social media community.
That’s why her advice is to join a group online. “Having people you can talk to, people who will encourage you, means more than you realize,” she says. “Losing weight is hard — it helps to be able to talk to others going through the same stuff.”